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Fig 1.

Distribution area of the five sheep ecotypes.

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Table 1.

Least square means (±SE) of morphometric traits of five sheep ecotypes1, *, **, ***.

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Table 2.

Stepwise selection summary of traits.

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Table 3.

Mahalanobis distance between the five sheep ecotypes.

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Fig 2.

UPGMA based dendrogram using pair-wise Mahalanobis distances.

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Table 4.

Percent (%) of individual sheep classified into five genetic groups.

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Table 5.

Diversity indices, F-statistics (FIS, FIT, FST) according to Weir and Cockerham (1984), values for 25 microsatellite markers.

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Table 6.

Effective no of alleles (Na), allelic richness, expected heterozygosity (He) and observed heterozygosity (Ho) and within population inbreeding coefficient (FIS) across the sheep ecotypes.

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Table 7.

FST Values below diagonal and Nei unbiased genetic distance (Ds) above the diagonal.

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Fig 3.

UPGMA tree constructed from Nei’s Minimum (1972) genetic distance depicting relationship of 5 Deccani sheep ecotypes with out-group (Ganjam).

Numbers indicate the proportion of bootstrap replicates sharing the labeled node in a bootstrap resampling of 100 replicates.

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Fig 4.

UPGMA tree constructed from Reynold’s (1983) genetic distance depicting relationship of 5 Deccani sheep ecotypes with out-group (Ganjam).

Numbers indicate the proportion of bootstrap replicates sharing the labeled node in a bootstrap resampling of 100 replicates.

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Fig 5.

PCA plot for the ecotypes.

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Table 8.

Summary of population assignment [39].

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Fig 6.

Graph of delta K values to determine the ideal number of groups present in 5 sheep ecotypes.

The rate of change in the log-likelihood values between the number of genetic populations, K, for K = 2 to K = 9, showing that the value of K with the greatest support is K = 5.

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Fig 7.

Clusters inferred from STRUCTURE at K = 2–5.

The cluster membership of each sample is shown by the colour composition of the vertical lines, with the length of each colour being proportional to the estimated membership coefficient.

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Table 9.

Proportion of membership of each of the 5 analysed sheep breeds/populations in the 5 inferred clusters derived using STRUCTURE software.

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Table 10.

Total and marginal diversity of the ecotypes (Weitzman).

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Table 11.

Ecotype threat score.

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Table 12.

Ecotype merit score.

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Table 13.

Conservation priorities based on Weitzman diversity, extinction probability and current ecotype merits.

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